Zheng Qinwen rallied from a 5-0 deficit against Iga Swiatek to win 7-5, 6-3 and reach the US Open quarterfinals, becoming the first qualifier to advance this far since 2021.

A Florida death row inmate scheduled for execution Thursday is seeking a Supreme Court stay to allow DNA testing of evidence from a 1996 murder case he claims will prove his innocence.

U.S. envoys met with Ukrainian officials in Kyiv following talks in Moscow, but significant disagreements persist between Russia and Ukraine over territorial concessions and security guarantees.

An armed man charged toward Democratic Ohio gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton at a fair on Sunday, injuring several people before law enforcement stopped him. The suspect faces disorderly conduct and assault charges.

India’s National Testing Agency faces a trust crisis after a major medical entrance exam paper leak affected millions of students, triggering protests and prompting government-appointed reforms.

Volunteer firefighters in Indonesian Borneo are battling massive wildfires spreading through tropical peatlands, which release dangerous carbon emissions when burned and create transnational air pollution affecting millions across Southeast Asia.

Austria’s headscarf ban for girls under 14 in schools has taken effect as the academic year begins, drawing support from the conservative-led government and criticism from Muslim organizations and opposition parties.

Australia plans legislation allowing users to disable social media algorithms, with tech companies facing substantial penalties if they refuse to offer the option.

Ukrainian authorities are seeking to seize a water company partly owned by British theatre producer Liana Patarkatsishvili and her family, who jointly hold a stake with a sanctioned Russian oligarch.